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AP source: Barbara Walters to retire next year
NEW YORK - Barbara Walters plans to retire next year, ending a television career that began more than a half century ago and made her a trailblazer in news and daytime TV.
Someone who works closely with Walters said the plan is for her to retire in May 2014 after a series of special programs saluting her career. The person was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Thursday.
Walters, 83, was hospitalized earlier this year after falling and cutting her head while leaving a party in Washington and remained out of work after developing the chickenpox. Largely retired from ABC News already, her main work is at "The View," the daytime hit she created in 1997.
Her television career began in 1961 when she was hired as a writer for the "Today" show. She graduated quickly to on-air work and became the show's co-host before leaving in 1976 to become co-anchor of ABC's evening news with Harry Reasoner - the first woman in such a role for a television network.
The pairing ended quickly and Walters settled into a role as ABC News' cajoler-in-chief, competing ferociously to land newsmaking interviews with heads of state and stars of the day. She regularly did interview specials, including an annual show with the most fascinating people of the year, and was co-host of "20/20" for two decades, much of the time with Hugh Downs.
She described "The View" as the "dessert" of her career, a regular gathering of women chatting about the hot topics of the day and interviewing visiting presidents and actors eager to reach a daytime audience. Walters appeared semi-regularly as one of the hosts.
"The View" faces a transition continuing without Walters and also the last remaining original host, Joy Behar, who recently announced she was stepping down.
Walters underwent heart surgery in 2010, turning the experience into a prime-time special, "A Matter of Life and Death," featuring interviews with fellow heart patients Bill Clinton and David Letterman.
ABC news and entertainment representatives would not comment Thursday and Walters' publicist, Cindi Berger, did not immediately return requests for comment.
It wasn't clear when Walters would announce her plans. Late spring is the time TV networks generally reveal their plans for the upcoming year so advertisers can lock in commercial time.


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Owen Jones and Robert Kurzban recently posted their paper, "Intuitions of Punishment" (forthcmoing in the University of Chicago Law Review) on SSRN. Here's the abstract.
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Recent work reveals, contrary to wide-spread assumptions, remarkably high levels of agreement about how to rank order, by blameworthiness, wrongs that involve physical harms, takings of property, or deception in exchanges. In The Origins of Shared Intuitions of Justice we proposed a new explanation for these unexpectedly high levels of agreement.
Elsewhere in this issue, Professors Braman, Kahan, and Hoffman offer a critique of our views, to which we reply here. Our reply clarifies a number of important issues, such as the interconnected roles that culture, variation, and evolutionary processes play in generating intuitions of punishment.
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Sacre bleu! French law would let strikers trash offices
- Proposal would grant amnesty to workers who have ransacked company offices or threatened bosses
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- Tension between unions%2C management has long been the norm in France
PARIS — With its long vacations, short hours and myriad workers' rights, France has a reputation for being a hard place to do business. Now add this to the mix: A law working its way through parliament would grant amnesty to workers who have ransacked their company's offices or threatened their bosses during a labor dispute.
Tensions — and even confrontation — between unions and management have long been the norm in France. Strikes and protests have periodically paralyzed the country. The country saw a raft of "boss-nappings" in 2009 as companies tried to lay off staff during the first wave of the financial crisis. In 2010, workers opposed to raising the retirement age shut down refineries for weeks, choking transport around France.
The new bill, which was written by senators from the Communist and other far left parties, has sparked debate about whether the country, under the leadership of Socialist President Francois Hollande, is becoming more hostile to business.
"Business leaders who have been hearing about this . . . whatever the size of their business, are dumbfounded," Laurence Parisot, the head of the country's largest business lobby, Medef, told Europe 1 radio after the Senate passed the bill in late February. In the next few weeks, the bill will be taken up by parliament's lower house, the National Assembly, where parties on the left have a substantial majority.
The amnesty would apply to people who caused property damage, issued threats or defamed management during a labor or housing dispute over the last six years, and were sentenced to five years in prison or less. Acts that caused physical harm to someone else would not be covered. It's unclear how many people would benefit, but French media reported it could be as few as several dozen.
Nonetheless, it sends a worrying signal. As France's neighbors try to get people back to work by enacting deep reforms to make their labor markets more competitive, some economists warn that Europe's second-largest economy risks getting left behind.
Spain and Italy have already made their labor markets more flexible and cut through excessive regulation to kick start their economies and recover from Europe's financial crisis.
The fear is that as they start to reap the benefits of their reforms, Spain and Italy could attract business away from France. And France can't afford to lose any business: The unemployment rate is already 10.6 percent and the country is on the brink of falling back into recession, having contracted 0.3 percent in the final quarter of 2012.
There are near-daily reminders of how difficult relations between labor and management are in France as company after company announces layoffs and unions vow to block them at any cost.
Last week, there were violent clashes in northern France as Goodyear tire workers demonstrated against their plant's closure by burning tires, setting off firecrackers and fighting with riot police. At one point, a protester grabbed a policeman's shield out of his hands, while another set upon the officer, punching him in the head.
Police say several officers were injured, including one seriously. Interior Minister Manuel Valls has promised that charges will be brought against those responsible.
But CGT union representative Mickael Wamen, who noted six protesters were also injured, was defiant.
"I will never condemn the workers, I condemn the management of Goodyear," he told RTL radio. "If there's a confrontation between Goodyear and the security forces, there is only one person responsible: That's first of all the employer, Goodyear, which wants to close our factory, and then the government that pretends to be on the left."
And it wasn't only union members defending the Goodyear protesters. Some politicians said the anger was understandable and pointed to it as a justification for the amnesty.
"Of course we have to condemn violence, but we have to understand also that these men, these women are exasperated," said Marie-George Buffet, a Communist representative in the National Assembly. "Sometimes, you lose your cool. You're so angry that you lose your cool. I'm not going to condemn them."
She said that it was "unacceptable" in cases where employees are "defending their jobs" to drag them before courts.
Clashes such as the one outside Goodyear promote the image of the French economy as being in control of unions and inflexible regulations. However, as Gerard Dussillol, an economic specialist at the pro-market Institut Thomas More think-tank, points out, unions in France represent a very small percentage of the working population. In 2009 membership stood at just 7.4 percent, compared with more than 20 percent in both Britain and Germany.
Their small numbers and their power to negotiate on behalf of non-union workers tend to make them more radical, he said, even if they aren't representative of the French population, in general. Plus, unions form a large part of Hollande's electoral power base and hold considerable sway over the fortunes of his Socialist party.
"They give a false image," he said. "But if you have a poor image, people are not very keen on investing in your country."
France's government has started to make some steps towards reform and economic discipline. Its 2013 budget held spending even and raised taxes to close the deficit. It has also sent a bill to parliament that would increase some employee benefits in exchange for offering companies in difficulty more flexibility in setting workers' hours and pay.
But many analysts say that while the measures are a step in the right direction, they fear it's a case of too little, too late — plus the history of protest in France will make any reform difficult to implement.
"The history of labor protests in France makes me concerned that those changes would be even more costly than in Italy," said Peter Morici, an economist at the University of Maryland.
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It has taken me a little longer than expected to report back on the Unlock the Past Victorian Expo. After two days of great talks with plenty of tips, I've been busy applying them to my research, with some success. Along with two fine days ideal for the garden, I've had plenty keeping me occupied.
The Vic Expo was great. I enjoyed each of the eleven talks I attended over the two days and there was plenty to see amongst the exhibitors. I did several laps of the exhibition hall each day and I was still finding new things late on the second day. A stand that I did not get to until Day two was that of the Birchip Historical Society.
They had several of their own publications available including birth, death, and marriage notices from the Birchip Advertiser. I had checked my tree for connections to Birchip and I found that Susan Oakley, granddaughter of Joseph Harman had lived there from the early 1890s to early 1900s. She married Robert Cruikshank from Birchip in 1892. As there were several books and I had limited time, I simply chose the top book, Weddings 1891-1899. There on page four where the details of the marriage of Susan Oakley to Robert Cruikshank.
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Mr Robert W. Cruikshank to Miss Susan Oakley
The marriage of Mr Robert W. Cruikshank and Miss Susan Oakley was finalized at Bendigo on the 3rd inst., by the Rev. F. Elliott, Presbyterian minister, of Birchip. The bride looked very pretty in a dress of sea green cashmere and was attended by three bridesmaids, Miss Simpson and Misses Smyth, the former dressed in flowered delaine and the latter (two charming children) dressed in white muslin with pale blue sashes. Mr Henry Oakley acted as best man on the occasion. Mr Joseph Oakley, brother of the bride, and Mrs Oakley, had prepared a sumptuous wedding feast at which the usual toasts were honoured and much indulgement enjoyed. The bride and groom left by the next mornings train amid showers of rice and good wishes from their friends, to enjoy their honeymoon around Hamilton, Port Fairy and the metropolis. (Weddings 1891-1899, Birchip Historical Society, p4.)
And so began a marriage of over 50 years and 11 children. I would love to see a photo of Susan's sea-green cashmere dress. The bridesmaids too would have looked lovely in their flowered delaine dresses. Looking through the other marriage notices in the book shows that cashmere, delaine (a light wool fabric), and muslin were popular fabrics of the time. Nun's veil, which was not used for Susan's dresses, was another fabric mentioned in many of the marriage notices
Joseph Oakley, Susan's brother was in charge of the wedding breakfast along with Mrs Oakley who I would assume was Joseph's wife Annie Simpson. By the time of the wedding, Susan's mother Sarah Harman was known as Mrs Adams, the name of her second husband George. Her first husband and Susan's father, Walter Oakley, had presumably died around 10 years earlier.
While Joseph was acknowledged as the brother of Susan, best man Henry Oakley was not. Susan had a brother Henry and beyond his birth record of 1869, I have not found another thing. Could this be brother Henry? Susan's grandfather was also Henry Oakley and was alive at the time of the wedding but hardly would have been a 75-year-old best man.
The couple's honeymoon no doubt included visits to Harman and Oakley cousins in Port Fairy, cousins around Hamilton, and Susan's mother in the metropolis. Flemington to be precise.
This was a totally unexpected find which demonstrates the value of publications by historical and family history societies. I have found so much information because dedicated volunteers have indexed the likes of the Hamilton Spectator BDMs or have recorded historic buildings in a town for example or in this case the indexing of the Birchip Advertiser marriages.
It was fantastic that the Birchip Historical Society made the long trip to Geelong and I am sure many people went away with a greater awareness of the town and its history. If you are interested in the work of the Birchip Historical Society, the ACMI website has a video of the museum and the wonderful people preserving history in the town.


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A lot of discussion has been circulating about the future of librarianship in response to comments made by Jeffrey Trzeciak (of McMaster University) indicating that he wouldn't hire any more librarians, preferring instead to give certain positions to people in IT or with PhDs. I agree that in many instances you might want to consider candidates from a variety of backgrounds, but to discount librarians (especially coming from the University Librarian himself!) is an indication of how deeply our field is misunderstood. I first read about it through Jenica Rogers' post, which I think provides a great intro to the subject and some awesome perspective on why we need advocacy as professionals (not just as a profession or as institutions.) My fellow Hack Library School editors, along with Courtney Walters and a few others, began discussing the topic via Twitter (I was at work, so didn't get to jump in until after the fact!) If you're interested in seeing the discussion, look for #savelibrarians. In addition, some blog posts have started going up to discuss our future as professionals–a great post in particular is Courtney Walter's discussion of our identity crisis as librarians/info pros.
There's also a Google Doc where a group of folks are hashing out ideas, both by writing out our experiences and thoughts and by having really fascinating discussions in the comments. What I love is that it's turned into a place where we talk about what our roles are and the future of our field, rather than a place where anyone makes personal attacks on Trzeciak or spews venom about the topic. There are two things that have stood out for me in these discussions. First, that advocacy is absolutely vital. We have discussions all the time about advocacy for our libraries, both to make our users aware of all we offer so they see our value and advocate for us, and so that lawmakers, etc. see our value and continue to provide support. This is incredibly valuable, but it's equally important that users, administrators, and lawmakers see the importance of librarians too (for an example of this, see political debates in Iowa and elsewhere about the value of school librarians.) The term is a misunderstood one (I can attest from the range of comments I get when I talk about what I do, ranging from 'Good for you, I don't like books enough to do that' or 'you don't look like a librarian') but also very broad. Our big challenge in the coming years is to help people understand all the things we do and are capable of doing, but most of all making people aware of the passion librarians bring to the workplace that encourages us to try new things and go the extra mile to help users.
Another thing I noticed here, as well as at conferences and such, is the rather strong division between theory and practice. I feel like a lot of conferences (and yes, I include ALA in this) tend to divide programming to mostly focus on practical advice, with a few sessions on research/theory, but very little (which is frustrating for someone like me, who's a researcher!) I wrote a blurb about it on the Google doc, but I think it's worth putting down here because the idea that theory and practice work together is one that is fundamental to my perspective on the field. I was writing in response to a comment from Jenica Rogers that she wished Trzeciak and others would stop condemning LIS education and librarians in the same fell swoop (I argue that we shouldn't condemn either, but I digress.) Here's what I wrote:
One thing programs do well is provide a theoretical foundation, while internships provide practical experience. Since publishing and other professional activities are required (or strongly encouraged) in many positions, this ability to understand and criticize theory, as well as the ability to add your own thoughts and findings to the body of LIS literature, is very important. By condemning LIS programs for 'not preparing us' sufficiently, the only thing we are doing is overlooking the fact that theory and practice are not separate, and that both should be used to inform each other. It also assumes that the student has no agency, and is simply there to be filled with knowledge, get a piece of paper, and leave. Most LIS students I know want more out of their programs, and many are willing to seek out opportunities to help provide the desired experience. It's one thing I worry about as I go into my PhD (and hopefully a faculty position some time in the future!) because I want to approach education as something where theory and practice meet, and where my primary goal as an educator is to provide theoretical grounding and exposure to creating and critiquing research (whereas the goal of the internship coordinator, advisor, student, etc. is to find practical opportunities to gain experience in one or more areas of the field.) It's the job of the student (and to some extent the faculty as well) to consider how and where these two things meet, and to understand how to take the learning from courses and apply it to the field.
In talking with my lovely friend Angela Murillo, I started thinking of ways I wanted to bring these together in the classroom. I felt inspired by a discussion I had with Jim Elmborg and my fellow B Sides editors, where we talked about different types of research and how they could apply inside and outside of the classroom. So, one thing I'm thinking is to give students one paper that is written based on a theory or method they value (the approach: here is my method or theory, now what research problem can I find to apply it to?) I would then assign students another paper that's problem-based, where students have a research problem and then have to find a way to reach a conclusion/solution (Dr. Elmborg calls this 'practitioner-based' research, which is a term I really like!) My thinking is that many students will be encouraged or required to publish or present their work in scholarly publications, and even those who aren't will still encounter issues or find ways to improve their library that would be valuable to share with others via field publications. My hope is that, rather than condemning LIS education, people will see the value in it as a place that provides practical skills but also shows the importance for everyone to add their voice to LIS literature and to share what they've learned.
I would be interested to hear how LIS educators, students, and professionals approach this topic: do you feel that theory and practice must be separate, or are there ways we can work to close that divide? What have your experiences been with advocating for your skills as a professional, and where do you see that going?


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Dr. Jeff Hersh: Hepatitis C can go undetected
Q: I did not have any symptoms at all, but my doctor tested me and told me I had hepatitis C. How can this be?
A: Hepatitis C (Hep C) is a blood-borne viral infection (there are several different subtypes) acquired by exposure to shared needles (for example in some IV drug abusers), contaminated medical equipment (rare in the U.S.), unscreened blood transfusions (the U.S. now screens blood products, but not all countries are able to), unprotected sex with an infected person or from an infected mom to her fetus (Hep C is NOT transmitted to baby from breast feeding). Globally, more than 150 million people have chronic Hep C infection; it kills half a million people every year.
Chronic Hep C affects more than 2.5 million Americans, and over 8,000 die from it every year. Even though the infection rate has dropped, about 30,000 new Hep C infections occur annually in the U.S.; about 60 percent are in IV drug abusers, 20 percent are acquired through sexual contact and the remainder through other exposures.
Three-quarters of people infected with Hep C do not have any acute symptoms; when someone does have symptoms, they are often non-specific, such as fatigue or myalgia. Acute infection with Hep C is only rarely associated with life-threatening liver failure, but some people do get symptoms of acute liver inflammation (which is what hepatitis means) a few weeks to months after infection, including jaundice (yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes), fever, nausea, vomiting, dark urine and/or pain in the right upper part of the abdomen (where the liver is).
Although 10 percent to 40 percent of people infected with Hep C spontaneously clear the virus without treatment, the majority (60 percent to 90 percent) develop chronic infection. As with acute infection, most patients with chronic Hep C initially have no symptoms. In fact, up to half of infected people do not know they are infected. When symptoms do occur, they are usually non-specific and/or involve other body organs such as joint aches, muscle aches, itchy skin/rashes or limitations of sensation/other nervous system involvement. Some people do develop signs of liver inflammation (as above).
Complications of chronic Hep C may include liver cirrhosis (over one-quarter of patients develop this within 20 years of infection) and (less commonly) liver cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma).
There is no vaccination to prevent Hep C (as there is for hepatitis A), although research is being done to develop one. Treatment for Hep C is able to eradicate the virus in 50 percent to 90 percent of patients (different subtypes have different response rates). However, treatment is quite expensive, and side effects are not uncommon. Once advanced cirrhosis has developed, liver transplant may be the only option.
Since Hep C is pretty common and has significant morbidity and mortality, often without any symptoms until the disease has progressed, and because effective treatment exists, screening should be considered in people with any of the risk factors noted above. In addition, some experts have recommended Hep C screening for anyone born between 1945 and 1965.
Screening is done with a blood test to look for antibodies to the Hep C virus. Although people with compromised immune systems (such as those with HIV) may have a false negative test (and hence require other screening), this test is sufficient screening for most people. Since some people who have been infected (and hence have a positive antibody test) spontaneously clear the virus, the next step is a specialized blood test to check for the presence of the virus itself. If no virus is found, chronic Hep C infection is essentially ruled out.
If virus is found, the amount of virus is then quantified and the subtype identified and the best treatment regimen can be determined. Tests to assess for liver damage, including other blood tests, and in some cases a liver biopsy to evaluate for fibrosis and cirrhosis (scarring of the liver which may compromise liver function), will then be done. New non-invasive tests for liver cirrhosis such as MR or ultrasound elastography have been developed.
Measures to avoid infection include using condoms, not sharing needles and minimizing other possible exposures (such as by ensuring tattoos and body piercings are done only at reputable places that use proper hygienic techniques and that do not reuse needles). Health-care facilities must ensure appropriate decontamination of medical equipment, appropriate hygiene of their staff and appropriate testing of blood and transplanted tissues. People with chronic Hep C should avoid alcohol (as this may hasten complications) and be sure to comply with their medication regimen and follow-up testing.
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Kenseth wins Chase opener
JOLIET, Ill. - Matt Kenseth pulled away from teammate Kyle Busch to win the opening race in the Chase for Sprint Cup championship.
The steely win by the top seed in the Chase helped restore a sense of normalcy at the end of a week that saw NASCAR fighting the biggest credibility crisis in its history.
Now the sport waits to see if its fans are still angry that several teams manipulated the race finish at Richmond. The ensuing scandal has raised questions about NASCAR's integrity that winning team owner Joe Gibbs said he's seen before in sports.
"I've seen things like that happen on the NFL side," said Gibbs, a three-time Super Bowl winning coach with the Washington Redskins. "We tried to do the best we could in handling it, and hopefully we've got this behind us with the race. We all love our sport and nobody wants anything that would hurt or harm it or disappoint people."
Kenseth slid into Chicago under the radar as all the attention centered squarely on NASCAR's investigation into the schemes of at least three teams to alter the outcome of the previous week.
It led to severe sanctions against Michael Waltrip Racing, and Martin Truex Jr. was replaced by Ryan Newman in the Chase field. NASCAR continued to review incidents long after cars began to practice for Sunday's race. Chairman Brian France took the unprecedented step of expanding the field to 13 drivers to add Jeff Gordon.
Then France held an ethics meeting for teams on the eve of the opening race to outline new "rules of the road," demanding drivers give 100 percent going forward and banning any attempts to artificially affect the outcome of races.
Kenseth said he was eager to help NASCAR move on.
"I think the important thing is it's behind us," Kenseth said. "I think it's pretty clear what everybody expects and the things we should do or not do, though a lot of that is pretty obvious, anyway. Hopefully we can move on because I think it's been a tough week - not only for some of the teams involved, but I think it's also been a tough week for NASCAR."
A strong opener to the 10-race Chase would have gone a long way, but rain made it a difficult day.
The start was delayed by mist for almost 90 minutes. Once the race did go off, it made it almost to the halfway point before the sky opened up again. In all, there were two stoppages totaling 6 hours, 30 minutes and Kenseth didn't cross the finish line until early Monday morning.
It was worth the wait when he passed Busch on a restart with 27 laps remaining - in part because of a push from Kevin Harvick - then led Busch across the finish line for a 1-2 finish for Joe Gibbs Racing and Toyota.
He'll take an eight-point lead over Busch into next week's race at New Hampshire.
That's bad news for the rest of the Chase field: JGR drivers have won six of the seven races so far this season on 1.5-mile tracks, and four of the nine remaining races in the Chase are tracks covering the same distance.
Kenseth, a six-time winner this season, has four wins on 1.5-mile tracks.
"We're excited about that," crew chief Jason Ratcliff said. "I think our program has been pretty solid all the way around."
This latest victory denied Busch a weekend sweep yet again. He'd won the Truck and Nationwide Series races this weekend, only to come up short in the main event. The same thing happened last month at Bristol, where Busch won the first two legs of the trifecta only to be denied the sweep by Kenseth.
"Oh, yeah. I watched it slip right away," Busch said. "Nothing you can do about it. Certainly it would be nice if we could have won and brought home a trifecta. It was going to be cool."
Harvick finished third, Kurt Busch was fourth and teammates Jimmie Johnson and Gordon were fourth and fifth as Chevrolet took spots three through six and Chase drivers swept the top six spots.
Gordon, who only learned he made the Chase 48 hours before the race, was in great shape until he got a flat tire that forced him to pit and claw his way back for his finish.
"That was an incredible accomplishment. It just shows how much fight this team has in them. They just never gave up," he said. "To think how far down we were with 40 laps to go - I know we were 18th on one of those last restarts - to be able to come up through there and get sixth, and have a shot at top-five, was a lot of fun. That's what we needed to get this thing started off right."
Defending series champion Brad Keselowski, who failed to qualify for the Chase this year, was seventh. Keselowski was the defending race winner.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was eighth.
Clint Bowyer, the driver who first triggered all the trouble last week at Richmond when he spun with seven laps to go in an effort to help teammate Truex make the Chase, finished ninth. Newman was 10th, Carl Edwards 11th and Kasey Kahne 12th.
Chase driver Greg Biffle was 16th. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (35th) and Joey Logano (37th) had the worst nights of the Chase drivers as both failed to finish because of engine issues.
"I am pretty angry. That was such as fast race car we had," said Logano, the pole-sitter. "Unfortunately the motor blew up. You have these every once in a while. It is a bummer to have it in the Chase when you are running for a championship."


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"IPCC AR5 draft leaked, contains game-changing admission of enhanced solar forcing – as well as a lack of warming to match model projections, and reversal on 'extreme weather'" (2012-12-13). What's this? A GAME-CHANGING revelation about global warming? That's, like, the tenth time! This one's gotta stick, right Anthony?
Let's see… this is a leak by an actual insider IPCC expert! Now that ought to get everyone's attention! Oh, our expert is just Anthony Watts' blogging buddy Alex Rawls and his "expertise" consists of being able to promise that he wouldn't release any of the IPCC AR5 draft text. (Looks like he dropped that ball pretty quick via a bit of self-sainting: "As for my personal confidentiality agreement with the IPCC, I regard that as vitiated by the systematic dishonesty of the report".) Actual science credentials? Zip. He's just another denialist nutter who thinks he's the next Galileo.
But still, he must have found something juicy to break his earnest confidentiality pledge! Wazzit? Here's the game-changing sentence Alec decided to hang his hat on:
The forcing from changes in total solar irradiance alone does not seem to account for these observations, implying the existence of an amplifying mechanism such as the hypothesized GCR-cloud link.
Here's what NewScientist said in covering the tomfoolery:
if Rawls had read a bit further, he would have realised that the report goes on to largely dismiss the evidence that cosmic rays have a significant effect. "They conclude there's very little evidence that it has any effect"
So the juicy sentence was just a minor aspect of a solar influence discussion (spoiler: the influence is big, obviously, but so invariant as to be irrelevant to modern climate trends). Really, how could there be anything "game-changing" in an IPCC report? It's freakin' based on the existing published science!
Is Alec stupid enough to think that a bit of draft text from a scientific summary would be how we suddenly recognise a paradigm shift in climate science? Apparently, yes. Alec also consider's himself a national hero for bravely blowing his whistle. Both of these beliefs merit a solid whack on the side of the head.
A few other worthwhile comments on the matter:
- RealClimate – "A review of cosmic rays and climate: a cluttered story of little success"
- Skeptical Science – "IPCC Draft Report Leaked, Shows Global Warming is NOT Due to the Sun"
- Scientific American – "Climate deniers used the leak to press their case but the new IPCC report closes the case on a human cause for global warming"
- NewScientist – "Leaked IPCC report reaffirms dangerous climate change"
- The Guardian – "Global warming is not due to the sun, confirms leaked IPCC report"


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Actor Baruchel says he lucked out with 'Dragon'
CANNES – Cannes is awash in glamorous celebrities who peacock on the festival's red carpet and confidently parade through its multitudes.
Jay Baruchel is not one of them. He may be the most uncomfortable person in Cannes.
Baruchel readily acknowledges it's "a little intense" for his tastes, which are not exactly red-carpet ready: "I don't like wearing suits or nothin'," he says.
The 32-year-old Canadian actor was in Cannes for the premiere to "How to Train Your Dragon 2," for which (like the Oscar-nominated 2010 original), he voices the main character, Hiccup, the young Viking who befriends the dragons his tribe has long slayed. Baruchel, who broke out in the Judd Apatow TV series "Undeclared," is best known for his comedies, including "Knocked Up" and last summer's "This Is the End."
The anti-Hollywood version of himself he played in that film has some truth to it. Baruchel lives in his native Montreal blocks from his family. "I wish I wasn't known for hating Los Angeles because I spend a good deal of time there," he says.
AP: I imagine that when you, your co-stars and a large model of the dragon from the film were chaotically mobbed on the Croisette in a promotional stunt Thursday, you wondered how this could be your life.
Baruch: The entire time. Exactly — "If my friends could see me now" type of thing. And what my life was two days ago: I look like a dirt bag more often than not. I'm in my pajama pants 12 hours a day. The biggest thing I had to do two days ago was clean the litter boxes. And here I am on the Croisette and there's people getting elbowed in the head.
AP: You've now spent some seven years on "Dragon," with a third film planned. What's that journey been like?
Baruchel: You can spend your entire career and never be part of something that's half as an important as "How to Train Your Dragon." We all knew it was a good movie, but I don't know if any of us expected to it be a global phenomenon. There're people that adore this movie in the four corners of the worlds. That's insane. I feel like I lucked out. This is my "Star Wars."
AP: It took even longer for "This Is the End," which began as a short you and Seth Rogen made years ago.
Baruchel: I really didn't think we'd pull it off. It could have gone so wrong in so many ways. The whole time I was like, "This could be like a two-hour MTV Movie Awards sketch" — all of us playing ourselves, talking about movies.
AP: The hockey comedy you co-wrote, "Goon," has a deserved cult following.
Baruchel: In the States, it's a cult life. In Canada, it was a bona fide, massive hit. We were number one in Canada when we opened, and English-Canadian movies are never number one. … Our American distributors (Magnolia Pictures) dropped the ball a bit, unfortunately. Their model is all about VOD, which is fine, but the movie deserved a better life. But it's achieved one. Hopefully if we get to make number two — I was writing it in my room yesterday — we'll get to do it properly in the States.


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Hurricane Sandy caused major erosion along the New Jersey coastline, slimming beaches significantly. Some question the wisdom of using federal funding to build up beaches that just get washed away.
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Towns along the Jersey shore that made use of federal money to build up beaches came through Superstorm Sandy with far less damage than those that didn't, findings that are sure to intensify a debate that has raged for years over the wisdom of pumping millions of dollars' worth of sand onto the coastline, only to see it wash away continually.
That dispute pits coastal advocates for some of the most valuable shoreline in the country against elected officials from inland states who say it's unfair to ask taxpayers from, say, the Great Plains to pay to keep rebuilding beaches they don't even use.
The storm caused major erosion along New Jersey's famous 127-mile coastline, washing away tons of sand and slimming down beaches. Some lost half their sand; the average loss statewide was 30 to 40 feet of beach width, according to findings that are not yet public but were revealed to The Associated Press.
Routine storms tear up beaches in any season, and even normal waves carry away sand. Over the years, one prescription for insulating communities from the invading sea has been to artificially replenish beaches with sand pumped from offshore. The federal government picks up 65 percent of the cost, with the rest coming from state and local coffers.
"It really, really works," said Stewart Farrell, director of Stockton College's Coastal Research Center and a leading expert on beach erosion. "Where there was a federal beach fill in place, there was no major damage — no homes destroyed, no sand piles in the streets. Where there was no beach fill, water broke through the dunes."
From 1986 to 2011, nearly $700 million was spent placing 80 million cubic yards of sand on about 55 percent of the New Jersey coast. Over that time, the average beach had gained 4 feet of width, according to the Coastal Research Center. And just before the storm hit, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded nearly $28 million worth of contracts for new replenishment projects in southern New Jersey's Cape May County.
The pending spending showdown between congressional Republicans and Democrats could make it even harder to secure hundreds of millions of additional dollars for beach replenishment.
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, predicted lawmakers from New Jersey and New York would be able to get additional shore protection funds included in the next federal budget, despite partisan wars.
"I think we will be able to make the case," he said. "We can show that this provides long-term protection to property and lives. You can either pay up front to keep on top of projects like this, or you can pay on the back end" through disaster recovery funds.
U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican, used a close-up photo of a pig to grace the cover of his 2009 report "Washed Out To Sea," in which he characterized beach replenishment as costly, wasteful pork that the nation could ill afford.
"Taxpayers are not surprised when they learn how Congress wastes billions of dollars on questionable programs and projects each year, but it may still shock taxpayers to know that Congress has literally dumped nearly $3 billion into beach projects that have washed out to sea," he wrote.
A message seeking comment was left Monday with Coburn's office.
Menendez this week noted that Congress has approved emergency recovery funds for victims of Hurricane Katrina and tornadoes in Missouri, among other natural disasters.
"We expect that the United States of America will be there for New Jersey," he said, stressing the word "united."
During a tour of storm-wrecked neighborhoods in Seaside Heights and Hoboken, Vice President Joe Biden also vowed the federal government would pay to rebuild New Jersey.
"This is a national responsibility; this is not a local responsibility," Biden said. "We're one national government, and we have an obligation."
Farrell and others have been documenting post-Sandy erosion; so far, they're about three-quarters finished with the study, an early version of which has been sent to Gov. Chris Christie's office but not made public.
Farrell told the AP that the survey found the average beach's sand loss was 30 to 40 feet. But some lost five times that amount. Mantoloking, one of the hardest-hit communities, lost 150 feet of beach, he said.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection declined to discuss the extent of beach erosion after Sandy, saying assessments are still ongoing.
But the U.S. Geological Survey said Sandy caused "extreme and often catastrophic erosion" and flooding in places like Mantoloking. The group's before-and-after photos show that a part of Long Branch appears to have lost three-quarters of its beach. Seaside Heights — where MTV's popular reality show "Jersey Shore" is filmed — looks to have lost about 80 percent of its sand, and Brigantine about 90 percent.
"Sandy rapidly displaced massive quantities of sand in a capacity that visibly changed the landscape," the survey wrote in a report.
In contrast, places with recently beefed-up beaches including Avalon, Stone Harbor, Cape May and the central part of Ocean City came through the storm with comparatively little property damage, he said.
How big the beaches are — or whether there is a beach at all to go to — is a crucial question that must be resolved well before the tourist season starts next Memorial Day. The Jersey shore is the economic engine that powers the state's $35.5 billion tourism industry.
Jogging in the street because Sandy had destroyed the Spring Lake boardwalk for the second time in little over a year, Michele Degnan-Spang said it was difficult to comprehend how things have changed in her community.
A few stray planks of the synthetic gray boardwalk that was just replaced last year at great expense after Hurricane Irene were strewn about the sand; concrete pilings that used to support the boardwalk now stretch for a mile off to the horizon like little Stonehenges.
"It's horrible," she said. "It's draining to see this. It's surreal. I'm walking through it and saying, 'This really is happening.'"
The day after Sandy hit the last week in October, shore towns sprang into action, hastily reassembling dunes that were diminished or washed away. Using heavy machinery, they pushed sand into large piles up against beachfront homes and businesses as a potentially destructive nor'easter approached a week later. Those temporary measures largely worked.
But the work continues. Sea Bright, the state's narrowest barrier island, was decimated by Sandy, pummeled by waves from the ocean and flooding from the Shrewsbury River.
Sea Bright, Bradley Beach, Ocean Grove and other towns have pushed huge piles of sand into the center of their beaches, to be spread around and used to shore up gaps the storm exposed. Others have pushed it into makeshift cliffs at the edge of damaged homes.
Sea Bright and neighboring Monmouth Beach lost a combined total of a half-million cubic yards of beach sand, according to Jon Miller, a professor of ocean engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. That would be enough to cover the field at MetLife Stadium — where the New York Jets and Giants play — with a pile that would extend 100 feet past the top of the arena, he said.
Not all the sand is lost forever. At least some of it accrues and builds up around other beaches, actually widening them — a concept built in to replenishment projects, which include "feeder beaches" designed to erode and nourish other parts of the shoreline.
Degnan-Spang predicted she and her extended family would be back on the sand soon.
"The drive is going to be to get back on the beach next summer, no matter what it looks like," she said. "We don't go on vacation because we live in the most beautiful spot in the world. We all go to the beach; it's what summer is. It'll come back; it'll just be different."
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INTERPOL team deployed to assist Kenyan investigation into Westgate shopping centre terror attack
INTERPOL's role is to help coordinate the international response in support of the Kenyan authorities
NAIROBI, Kenya, September 26, 2013/African Press Organization (APO)/ — An INTERPOL Incident Response Team (IRT) (http://www.interpol.int) has been deployed at the request of Kenyan authorities to provide on-site assistance to the Westgate shopping centre terror attack investigation.
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Headed by INTERPOL's Executive Director of Police Services Jean-Michel Louboutin the team includes Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) and data specialists who will carry out real-time comparisons against INTERPOL's global databases on DNA and fingerprints and other evidence gathered from the crime scene.
The IRT, which arrived in Nairobi on Wednesday, will also ensure the swift dissemination of all forensic information, photographs of the suspected terrorists, details of arrested individuals and any other suspects linked to the deadly assault, to INTERPOL's 190 member country network for comparison against national databases to identify any potential leads.
"INTERPOL's role is to help coordinate the international response in support of the Kenyan authorities as they investigate this horrific incident, and to assist their actions at the regional and international levels," said Mr Louboutin.
"Whether it be through comparison of information against INTERPOL's global databases, or the issuance of a notice to identify a victim, locate a wanted person, or seek additional information about suspects, we will offer all necessary assistance to help bring those responsible to justice," added Mr Louboutin.
In addition to the IRT deployment, support is also being provided to Kenya's national authorities via INTERPOL's Regional Bureau in Nairobi and the 24-hour Command and Coordination Centre (CCC) at its General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France.
The CCC will also act as a central liaison to the INTERPOL National Central Bureaus of all the involved countries to ensure any ante mortem data on those killed during the attack, both victims and suspected perpetrators, is received as quickly as possible by Kenyan authorities.
INTERPOL also stands ready to mobilize additional support from its global network of DVI and other experts, with officers from its Counter-terrorism and Criminal Analysis Units examining all INTERPOL databases to determine whether any links can be drawn between this terrorist act and other incidents around the world.
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Historical Photographs of Taylor County, WV
In about 1980 I began collecting old photographs of my hometown of Grafton, WV. Over the years I have collected from various sources and many hours have been burned restoring these images to the best of my abilities using Photoshop. Some are very high quality and some are just low quality internet size images, but all document the history and lifestyle of the town and surrounding area I grew up in and love. Enjoy!Read More
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Date & Time:Wednesday, May 28, 2014 - 8:30am to 2:00pm
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200 Block Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
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The Dane County Farmers' Market on the Square is a Saturday and Wednesday tradition in Madison, Wisconsin. You'll find the season's best bounty of vegetables, flowers, meats, cheeses, and specialty products from approximately 300 vendors throughout the year. Over 160 vendors attend every Saturday. All of the agriculturally related items are produced in Wisconsin.
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Last year, the MLB free agent market took awhile to get sorted out. After New Year's Day, a number of free agents finally signed that would have a huge impact on the 2012 season, including Fernando Rodney, Coco Crisp, Hisashi Iwakuma, Darren Oliver, Wei-Yin Chen, Norchika Aoki, Yu Darvish, Hiroki Kuroda, Cody Ross, Yoenis Cespdes, and of course, Prince Fielder (among many others).
But this winter, things are a little different. Of Keith Law's top 50 free agents (Insider required), just six of the top 30 and 11 of the top 50 players don't have homes yet. There is also a glut of top players available at certain positions, and a complete lack of players available at others. For instance, do you want a reliever? No problem, we've got veteran closers like Matt Capps, Francisco Cordero, Francisco Rodriguez, Kyle Farnsworth, Rafael Soriano, Jose Valverde, Brandon Lyon, Kevin Gregg, Bobby Jenks, and Jon Rauch available, as well as lefties like Mike Gonzalez, JP Howell, Manny Parra, and Hisanori Takahashi. But if you're looking for a corner outfielder, you're essentially looking at bench playrs like Scott Hairston, Juan Rivera, Austin Kearns, Kosuke Fukudome, and Bobby Abreu. Not exactly a buyer's market at this point in the year.
There are still some great options left on the market, and here's the "best of what's left" at every position.
Catcher: I really hope you don't need a starter behind the plate, because your best options are Rod Barajas, Jesus Flores, Miguel Olivo, Kelly Shoppach, Chris Snyder, and Yorvit Torreabla. Shoppach and Olivo were the only ones that played above replacement level in 2012, and Olivo was barely over the neutral mark. So uh…good luck with that.
First Base: Adam LaRoche is still out there, but the odds are that he'll return to the Nationals, which would make Michael Morse expendable for Washington. But if LaRoche does go back to Washington, and you don't want to pay the price in young talent for Morse, there are a few veterans still on the free agent market that could interest some teams, like Lance Berkman, Aubrey Huff, Casey Kotchman, and Carlos Lee. Of course, Berkman and Huff barely played in 2012, and Kotchman and Lee were awful, so it's not as if any of that quartet would be a good consolation prize.
Second Base: In a land of light hitting options left on the market, Kelly Johnson is probably the best guy out there despite a down 2012. Johnson's career has been extremely erratic, but as his peak, he's got 20 homer power and 15 steal speed with the capability to walk at a double digit rate. The problem is that you have no idea which Kelly Johnson you're going to get when you sign him. The rest of the market at second base is a cesspool of below replacement level players like Yuniesky Betancourt, Orlando Hudson, and Ryan Raburn, though Adam Kennedy might be worth a look for a bench role.
Shortstop: You've got nothing. Jason Barlett, Ronny Cedeno, Alex Gonzalez, Cesar Izturis….yeah, that's about it. If you're a Brewers fan, you're hoping and praying that Jean Segura's bat matures enough to play capably in the majors for the 2013 season.
Third Base: You're not getting a good bat at third base, which is why Kevin Youkilis and Jeff Keppinger both got a ton of money. Chone Figgins could be a nice buy low option for a team after ending his disastrous tenure in Seattle, but he'll be 35 in January and the best parts of his game are likely just a memory at this point in time. Aside from Figgins, Brandon Inge could be a good option for a team that is looking for a boost on defense, but that's about all, unless Scott Rolen decides to come back for the 2013 season and is fully healthy.
Outfield: As I mentioned earlier, if you're looking for a power bat, you're going to have to look elsewhere. Scott Hairston and Austin Kearns are the best corner outfielders on the market, but they're not every day players due to their platoon splits. There isn't much else in the corners, unless you want to roll the dice with an aging Kosuke Fukudome. In center, it's Michael Bourn or bust, and the former Brave hasn't received much interest this winter. He'll land somewhere, and could end up getting a much more affordable contract than anyone envisioned this coming into this winter. Everyone aside from Bourn has a variety of caveats tied to them, like the perennially injured Grady Sizemore, the one-dimensional Scott Podsednik, and the strikeout happy Rick Ankiel.
Designated Hitter: Everyone in these parts has some bad juju tied to them, mostly wrapped up in age (Bobby Abreu, Jim Thome, Hideki Matsui), injury (Nick Johnson, Travis Hafner), or ineffectiveness (Luke Scott, Johnny Damon). Of course, most of those guys have two or three of those caveats true for them, so it's not as if there's just one hurdle to overcome. It would almost make more sense to roll the dice with a career minor leaguer who mashed in AAA in 2012 than to pay one of these guys.
Starting Pitcher: Kyle Lohse is the sexiest name out there, and that says something considering he's coming off of a career year, and turned 34 in October. There are plenty of injury-prone players to roll the dice on, like Erik Bedard, Dallas Braden, and Jair Jurrjens, and there are some players that also have injury risks, though not as substantial as the others. This tier of guys, which includes Shaun Marcum and Daisuke Matsuzaka, will likely command multi-year deals at this point in time. And then, there's the tier of "proven veterans" that will get sniffs from teams on one-year deals. These guys are back-end filler at this point in their career, and Kevin Millwood, Derek Lowe, Carl Pavano, Joe Saunders, Freddy Garcia, Brett Myers, and Carlos Zambrano might have some upside…just not at more than $4 or $5 million in 2013.
Relief Pitcher: Again, as I mentioned in the intro, there are a ton of relievers on the market…but how many of them would be actual good signs? The relief market right now is where teams can find some good, affordable players, like the Rays did last year with Fernando Rodney. Among the relievers that jump out at me in a pool that includes a bunch of "proven closers" are Matt Lindstrom, Brandon Lyon, and Vicente Padilla. Of course, in that closer tier, Rafael Soriano is the grand poobah, but if Brian Wilson, Kyle Farnsworth, and Joey Devine are healthy, they could be worth taking a flier on, though Wilson and Farnsworth will likely continue to get a lot of interest over the next six weeks.
As you can tell, there are pretty slim pickings out there. If your team still has any subtstantial holes, looking at the trade market might be a better bet to fill those spots for the upcoming season as opposed to setting for a below average player just because they're a free agent.


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Today's News: Our Take - Underdog Co-Creator William Biggers Dies at 85
William Watts Biggers, who co-created the NBC cartoon Underdog, died on Feb. 10, the Associated Press reports. He was 85.
A family friend told the AP that Biggers, who went by "Buck," died unexpectedly at his home in Plymouth, Mass.
Born in Georgia, Biggers was working at a New York City advertising firm when he was assigned to create cartoon characters to promote breakfast cereals for the company's biggest client, General Mills. Among his ideas was Underdog, which debuted on NBC in 1964 and featured a canine superhero who was voiced by comedian Wally Cox. In the cartoons, Underdog often battled villains when coming to the rescue of his girlfriend, Sweet Polly Purebred.
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Biggers later became the vice president of promotion and creative services at NBC. He also wrote for publications such as Reader's Digest, TV Guide and Family Circle, and published several novels.
In 2007, Underdog was made into a live-action feature film.
Biggers' wife, Grace, died in 1989. He is survived by a daughter, Victoria Biggers; a son, W. Watts Biggers, Jr.; and longtime companion Nancy Purbeck, the AP reports.
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Christian Kohler is the department head for Building Technologies at Berkeley Lab. For over 20 years he has been involved in all aspects of building energy efficiency research such as simulation, measurement and technology development. He has been deeply engaged in software development for various windows related tools, e.g., THERM, WINDOW, and Optics5. He has also led the development of new technologies for highly insulating and dynamic windows. His activities include algorithm development, user support, training, developing embedded controllers and experimental work on highly insulating and dynamic windows. His major work with industry has included being an elected Member of the Board of Directors of the National Fenestration Rating Council and the past Research Chair and Committee Chair Fenestration Technical Committee, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).
Prior to that he was working at the LBNL Infrared Thermography research facility. He received his Masters degree in Building Physics in 1997 from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands.
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